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All-back-contact perovskite solar cells

The present disclosure relates to an all-back-contact photovoltaic device that includes, in order, a substrate, a first electrode having a first surface, an insulator, a second electrode having a second surface, and an active material, where the insulator and the second electrode form a cavity, the active material substantially fills the cavity and is in physical contact with the first surface and the second surface, the insulator includes a first layer and a second layer with the second layer positioned between the first layer and the second contact, and the first layer is constructed of a first material that is different than a second material used to construct the second layer.

Prince, Kevin Joseph↗

Numerical simulation of high-efficiency, scalable, all-back-contact Cd(Se,Te) solar cells

In this work, all-back-contact thin film photovoltaic devices in lattice back contact (LBC) configuration are studied by device simulation to set the requirements for achieving efficiency > 20% with lateral contact spacing > 50 µm. The numerical device model is first validated against published data for an LBC perovskite device and extended to predict the performance of Cd(Se,Te)-based polycrystalline devices. Recent advances in the electronic properties of Cd(Se,Te) films have made high efficiency LBC devices feasible with industrially-scalable contact dimensions. Constraints on bulk, interface, and contact properties are quantified and discussed

14 SOLAR ENERGY↗